[ReachOut]

Originally posted by Diarrhoea

Good to know that we agree

But since i'm a human being before being black, white or latino i'd voted for someone who guarantees the same civil rights for everybody.

And i'm white. but human rights >>>>>>>>

[Diarrhoea]

Originally posted by nick4bty

I'm sorry, but the fact that her ground game was touted to be the best ever for a presidential candidate, the fact that her campaign stops were so well though out and planned ... How could her team let her lose like this? The fact that she didn't visit Wisconsin for 7 months, paid it not attention and lost it ... The fact that she ignored Michigan, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire until polls turned at the last minute and Trump seized the moment ...

People laughed at Trump's campaign stop choices, his lack of ground game, his disorganization ... Yet in reality he and his team knew more than we thought they did. I don't blame this on Hillary. I don't blame it on Gary Johnson. I blame it solely on her team. They let her down tremendously.

Right? Beyond anything it just defies logic. Spectacular in a horrific way.

[Exhell]

Originally posted by avi

getting him assassinated will get u pence which is far more worse.. also the sympathy votes in 2020 will lead to their re-election.. SOOOOOOOOOO its not gonna be good anyway u look at it

I love that assassination is being considered as an option

[nick4bty]

Originally posted by Chemical X.

The DNC is the biggest group of losers I can't even wrap my head around it. Wake the **** up dumbasses and turn this around before midterms

Also Hillary Clinton's legacy ended last night at 3am. Bill's is forever tarnished. Obama's has become a full-blown tragedy. My God.

The irony of the end of her political career being with her making a 3am phone call

[Diarrhoea]

Originally posted by ReachOut

But since i'm a human being before being black, white or latino i'd voted for someone who guarantees the same civil rights for everybody.

And i'm white. but human rights >>>>>>>>

Again, I agree, hence why I wasn't a Trump supporter and cautiously went for Hillary. It's good having so much in common

[ReachOut]

Originally posted by Diarrhoea

Again, I agree, hence why I wasn't a Trump supporter and cautiously went for Hillary. It's good having so much in common

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Today we mourn; tomorrow we fight peacefully. More voices, louder voices.

[uhoh-ohno]

Originally posted by Khal

No, what I meant was what in rejecting Hillary (who would have carried on a lot of his policies, including Obamacare), and picking Trump (under whom a lot of what he's achieved could be undone), a portion of the US have basically shat on everything he's done so far.

All the people who were finally able to get some health insurance . . .

All the millenials who could stay on their parent's insurance until they were 26 . . .

SCOTUS . . . Luthor is gonna find another Scalia

Transpeople . . . bathroom bills . . .

What if Giuliani becomes Attorney General? Black people thought the police shootings and stop and frisk were bad back then . . .


And this is just what I can think of off the top of my head.

[lemonade.]

I've been crying all morning.
There are so many things in play: Comey, POC being turned away from voting both, protest votes,the correlation btwn mass incarceration and voting rights, and the reawakening of racists.

[Sasha.]

Originally posted by nick4bty

I'm sorry, but the fact that her ground game was touted to be the best ever for a presidential candidate, the fact that her campaign stops were so well though out and planned ... How could her team let her lose like this? The fact that she didn't visit Wisconsin for 7 months, paid it not attention and lost it ... The fact that she ignored Michigan, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire until polls turned at the last minute and Trump seized the moment ...

People laughed at Trump's campaign stop choices, his lack of ground game, his disorganization ... Yet in reality he and his team knew more than we thought they did. I don't blame this on Hillary. I don't blame it on Gary Johnson. I blame it solely on her team. They let her down tremendously.

This though... Bernie won NH, Wisconsin, and Michigan in the primary - I'm not sure why the democrats expected those states to easily go blue? I really hope their internal polling was wrong, because if they were cocky enough to think she had those states in the bag... Yikes.

Her being saved by the southern states in the primary was a HUGE red flag. I can't believe they ignored it

[Reza]

Originally posted by Chemical X.

The DNC is the biggest group of losers I can't even wrap my head around it. Wake the **** up dumbasses and turn this around before midterms

Also Hillary Clinton's legacy ended last night at 3am. Bill's is forever tarnished. Obama's has become a full-blown tragedy. My God.

This is the messiest post ive seen in here in a while. How isb Obama a tragedy and how is Bill tarnished? Hillary is winning the popular vote. They basically lost because millions of angry white people who NEVER voted before came out of nowhere similar to brexit. Like how were they supposed to know that would happen? EVERY poll got it wrong.

[geo]

Maggie Hassan now leading in NH.

[bleuwaffle]

Originally posted by Newt

My friend said something that really bothered me. Latino vote went down and BECAUSE of that, Hillary lost.

Now I really hate this rethoric because it's honestly just what a lot of racial minorities say. "If Democrats win it's because of us and we end up not getting helped in the end. But if Democrats lose, it's our fault". Why can't the millions upon millions of white people that voted against Hillary be held accountable for what happened last night, instead of blaming a minority group

Because we're better than this. The numbers were there if people actually bothered to go out and vote, but they instead fed into the narrative of Hillary being inevitable and got comfortable too soon.

[RihsusChrist(ATG)]

Originally posted by nick4bty

The irony of the end of her political career being with her making a 3am phone call

And HRC only has herself to blame...how in the world could her team not see, or know that PA, WI, and probably MI was slipping away?

Her team is tone deaf, and utterly clueless...she should of been up in those states campaigning like gangbusters. Kellyanne Conway saw the tide turning, why not John Podesta?

[Tom Vercetti]

A literal MEME as a president

I'm curious about those later South Park episodes now.

[Valentine]

When will this be removed? I'm kinda triggered

[Diarrhoea]

Originally posted by Cupid

A certain percentage would have voted for their party no matter who the candidate, on both sides.
So we have to factor that in along with the OHH (anti-Hillary) people.

But yeah, it's disappointing.

I hope this catches on and becomes a buzzword next time

[nick4bty]

Originally posted by Sasha.

This though... Bernie won NH, Wisconsin, and Michigan in the primary - I'm not sure why the democrats expected those states to easily go blue? I really hope their internal polling was wrong, because if they were cocky enough to think she had those states in the bag... Yikes.

Her being saved by the southern states in the primary was a HUGE red flag. I can't believe they ignored it

They acted like this was going to be another Obama situation when in fact it was NOTHING like it. The results couldn't have been more different.

You're absolutely right - the primaries should have been a wake up call. They just ignored it and pretended like they were going to cruise to victory because of historical numbers. It's mind boggling to me

[geo]

You guys. The Clinton campaign was the first to talk about Michigan tightening. Trump *followed* her into the state.

[castle13]

I'm still triggered at the fact that she lost Wisonsins ffs